The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-06-09
Bethel.
BY PHRANQUE.

A goOdly number OF friends anu
relatives assembled at Mrs. o. Z.
Grigsby's Tuesday evening, May
31st, to witness the marriage OF her
niece, Miss Matte Crenshaw, to
Geo. A. Edmundson, Rev. j. G.
Gibson officiating. The bride in
white surah silk with net work OF
beaded trimming looked lovely, the |
veil and orange blossoms enhancing
as it always does the deiicacy OF
her beauty. The costumes Of sew
eral of the guests were magnificent
also, but l will not go into detail
for [ cannot do them justice. Suf
fee it to say that we never spent
more pleasant evening. The decor
tions were beautiful. The bridal
presents which are too numerous to
be mentioned separately made quite
a display, among which was an ele-
CANT tea set by the BRIDES father,
ST Crenshaw, of Athens. I. r.
Grigsby presented set of silver
knives and forks, Misses Mary Lee
and Lillian Gilbert silver butter
dish, Mrs. Kate E. Watts and Miss
Lizzie Grigsby each a handsome
water set. Soon after the ceremo
ny;.we repaired to the dining room
20 partake of one of the most ele-
CANT suppers. Mrs. o. G. Grigsby
knows how to entertain at her TIA
| BILE. After several hours spent con
yersing with friends and enjoyment
of music, the large crowd dispersed
to meet the next day at Mrs S. E.
Edmundson's, mother Of the groom,
where we spent a delightful day and
went home so full of Uncle Georges
barbecued meats, turkey and other
good things that we can't help but
say, can't some one else marry
soon?
ST Crenshaw of Athens came to
see his daughter marry.
| Miss Sallie Legg and 10 P. Rog-
ers and Miss Cora Legg and Jack
Griffith of Buck Island, Ala, came
up to the wedding.
| By George; / will Sallie-vate Jo
if he gets in the way of my Legg
again.
Died, May Goth, K. H. Chillccat
with dropsy. He leaves a widow
with no children, father, mother
brother or sister. To her we tender
our sincere sympathy.
Mrs. J. Y. Lucas has been righ
sick for several days.
DR.. j. A. Meadows and Rev. j
G. Gibson are each on the puny
. list.
Little Lulene Butler, grand
daughter of j. I. Gatlin, has beel
sick for some time.
P. c.. Edmundson is suffering
with rheumatism. He says he be
lieves Smiths tonic would cure hin
and make him happy.
J. NJ. Marbut and family o
Woodward, Ala, spent a few day
F.; IN our village recently.
Carol Mcknight and wife 0
= Russelyille, Ala, have been visitin!
relatives here.
? Frank Browning and family o
Aspen Hill are the guests of Mrs
J. T. Gatlin this week.
Rev. Edgar Jones of Alabam
: preached for US Sunday night.
Our village was well representa-
in Pulaski Monday went to Sc
) | and hear Sam Jones.
The click Of the mower and tn
sound of the whetrock upon til
: scythe can be heard on every hand
Wheat and clover generally goo
! and the new barns are being rapid
filled with new mown hay.
We believe "Aleck" is about th
only man thai is behind with hi
= crop but he Is expecting help soor
: Geo. 2. Meadows has bought
/ new Buckeye mower.
: Jno. E. Brown and Felix Gibso
= have gone to Decatur to help bun
e up the city. Joseph Barnes ha
been there several weeks but re
! turned home few days ago sick.
Campbellsville.